Sentence examples for oust a from inspiring English sources

No such floor vote to oust a sitting speaker has happened in over 100 years.

Nor is the opposition composed only of democrats who simply want to oust a monarchy.

In 2006, thousands of Ethiopian forces poured across the border to oust a rising Islamist government.

The nationalist Convergence and Union (CiU) coalition is set to oust a Socialist-led coalition from power.

Also, it was used not to oust a dictatorship but to eliminate immorality and corruption in government.

There became an unprecedented need for Iglesias to form parliamentary coalitions if he hoped to oust a conservative candidate in November.

This is the same district that helped oust a previous chancellor over issues involving gay men and lesbians.

In today's partisan environment there's little chance Republicans would join Democrats to oust a president of their own party.

In 1995, Mr. Sweeney asked her to run on his slate, which sought to oust a group of A.F.L.-C.I.O.

Al-Shabaab has been waging war in Somalia for years as it tries to oust a western-backed government.

But it does not appear to be any more likely to oust a chief executive, according to Professor Ocasio.